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SUMMARY:7PM: The Alphabet Soup of Naturalization Records: Meet the P-File b
 y Renée Carl
LOCATION:Virtual via Zoom
ORGANIZER;CN=JGS Long Island:MAILTO:webmaster@jgsli.org
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230419T190000
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=TEXT/HTML:<p>Just when you thought you knew all the name
 s of all the record sets from the Immigration and Naturalization Service (
 now called USCIS)\, there’s another one. This lecture will introduce res
 earchers of 20th Century immigration to the Petition File\, a document cre
 ated for immigrants who started the naturalization process between 27Septe
 mber 1906 and early 1950. P-files come in two distinct versions: P-briefs\
 , 1906 – early 1929\; and P-files\, early1929 – early 1950. Participan
 ts in the lecture should note these dates carefully. What are they and why
  should a researcher care? \"P-files were created by US Naturalization Exa
 miners for every Petition for Naturalization filed\, and can provide a goo
 d deal of information on the applicant. These files\, available only via F
 OIA request\, are in the custody of USCIS\, and scheduled for destruction 
 in 2050. Advocates are working to make P-files more accessible and fightin
 g to save them.</p>\n
CATEGORIES:General
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